The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-17
Latta as chief Of staff, followed by Lieu.
ta1Rnk Enlnnala Minhaai Aharihan Ean.l.

tenant Colonela Michael Sheridan, Sand.
ford O. Kellogg and Slanhopo +. Blunt, o.
General Sheridan's pernonal staff. In the
parade destatTthere we're thirty.three officers
The frat division was composed Of two
brlgades, one from the United States
army and the other from tho navy,
Brsyst tBrigaaier General Richard II.
jackson, onV Of the United States army,
commanded the brigade and Roar Al.
miral Luce the naval brigade. There were
seven batteriea Of artillery and two troops
Of cavalry Ia the army brigade. In the
naval brigade wero detachments from the
flagship Richmond, the Ossipes, Galsns,
Yantic, Dolphin and Atlanta, and a ma.
rine battalion under Lieutenant Colonel
James Forney.
The second division consisted Of Della.
ware troops and Governor D'ggs aud staff.
It had the First Regiment Infantry and
Troop B, Of Delaware. Ii. ~.
The third division was composed Of the
famous Pennsylvania Division Of National
Guards, led by Governor Beaver and statf.
followed by General Hartrsnft and staff.
The fourth division comprised the New
jersey troops, under Governor Green and
staff and Major General Plumer and ataff
II contested OF tho Second Brigade, under
General sewell and staff, and comprised
the Third, Fourth, Sixth and Seventh
Regiments, Gatling Gun Company D and
Seacost Artillery Company A. ,.TIr
In the fifth division were the Georpia
troops, under Governor Gordon and stsiF.
Sixth division, Connecticut troops, un-
der Major Kinney, comprised the guard
to Governor Lounsbury aud ataG. :
Seventh division, Massachusetts troope,
First Regiment under Colonel Wellington
and First Corpa Boston Cadets, Goyernor's
body guard, under Lieutenant Colonel
Edmunda. 5~a
The eighth division comprised the Mary.
land troops naasr Governor LLOYD and
staff and Brigadler General Brown and
statf. There were In line the First and
Filth Regimente, Baltimore Light Infau.
try, Third Battalion, Baltimore riHes and
Monumental City Guards. 81 :"
The ninth division contained the South
Carolina troops. It was headed by Gov.
ernor Richardson and staff and coneisted
OF the Governors Guards, under Captain
Jones, aud the Butler Guards, Under
Captain Boyd. ,sls !. NJ
The tenth division consisted OF the Vir-
glnia troops. Governor Lee and stsT
headed the line. Colonel Wertenboker
and staff commanded the troops. The
troops comprised tho Walker Light
Guards, Winchester Light Infantry, Alex.
andria Light Infantry and Old Dominion
Light Infantry. 2as, Nv
Tho eleventh division was under Brigs.
dier General Fitzgerald and atatf, and was
the pick Of tho famous New York National
Guard. The Twenty.aecoud Regiment
occupied the right OF line, followed by the
Provisional Regiment, second eepnrsts
company from Auburn, Eighth, Nine.
teenth, Twentieth, Twenty sixth, Thir-
sieth, Thirty.gecond, Thirty-ff!h, Thirty.
ninth. Forty.frst, Twelfth and Twenty.
third regiments and Albany Jackson corps.
TTelfth division, Governor Scales and
staff, OF North Carolina, escorted by the
Fayetteville Light Infantry.
Thirteenth division, First Light Iniau-
Try, Of Rhode Island, under Colonel
Thornton. E-3}3f -sil Pr5T. a.9s,y MI
Fourteenth division, Governor Foraker,
OF Ohio, escorted BY the Fourteenth Ohio
Regiment, under Colonel freeman.
Fifteenth division, Maine troops, under
General Beale and staff. II included a
provisional regiment and four companies
each from the First and Second regiments,
Sixteenth division, Governor Larrabee
and staff, Of Iowa, escorted by the Cover
nor's Graye, under Captain Thrift.
Seventeenth division, Ritchie Guards
and Auburn Guards, OF West Virginia.
Eighteenth division, District Columbia
troops, consisting OF the Washington
Lgnt Infantry, Union Veteran Corpa,
Company A, Second Battalion; Corcoran
Cadets, Capita. City Guards, Sixth Bat
talon and Columbia Rillee.
Tbs second grand division was, compoa-
ed OF Grand Army posts. There wero
about 10000 vetersns in line under Da.
pastment Commander Harper, of Penn.
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